TOCA Soccer Center The Colony - The Colony, Texas

Daniel D. Kang

Good facility for indoor games, but definitely not for lessons. They boasted about a top-notch program, so I signed up. Turned out to be just marketing fluff. The "coach" I met once vanished, and the other coach often showed up late and left early. They constantly changed the schedule without consulting me, forcing me to reschedule multiple times. I’ll give them two stars for their facilities and fancy ball machines—that’s where my money went. Won’t be returning for lessons again.

Peyton Dekker

I’ve been playing at the colony for a few years, and the adult over 30 men’s league is fun. However, they recently switched to a subscription mode with the premise of saving money for the players (which is great in theory). I sustained an injury in August and called to cancel my subscription since I knew I had a long recovery time, and filled out an online form to cancel - but I have been charged in the subsequent months even though I haven’t been playing (September & October). After calling, filling out a form, then calling again - my issue has not been resolved. Therefore I am giving 3 stars for the frustrating customer experience.

Stephanie Cartwright

This is a perfect place for my toddler to take soccer lessons. I love it and feel it stands out from other options because it's indoors (never have rain checks), the toddlers have their own field that is contained so I don't ever have to worry about my child running off like he would at an outdoor field. My 3yo LOVES it and has so much fun with all the coaches! Must try!

Jeff Denman

No A/C so no moving air and its aweful in summer. Prioritizes camps over coaches when reserving fields so it's a money grab. That said, it is indoors so there's no heat from the sun.

My request: take care of the people

Pictured is an old rusted industrial fan they finally brought out.

J T

The outdoor soccer fields are okay. There are no bleachers so be sure to bring your own chairs. The fields are not numbered and there are no signs telling you where to go when looking for fields. I have had to ask refs and random people what field was what. Also, if you play on the very back fields ( field 4 and the one next to it) it is not handicapped accessible. The fields are not flat. Field four is next to some woods and the ball went into the woods multiple times. Be ready to climb up and down hill and remember no handicapped accessibility. The parking lot is all rocks and super tight. Our select team has played at many soccer complex’s and this is my least favorite.

Scott Fletcher

Desperately need to trim back trees at stairs to fields 4 & 5.. they’re hanging across steps so low it’s difficult for people going up and down. The elderly can’t walk the hills and without trees being trimmed, they can’t use stairs either.
Also, marking field #’s would also be a positive, low cost improvement,…PLEASE…

Andres Arango

Terrible. Adult soccer schedules suck, the facility now is terrible. I am done with that place after like 8 yrs playing there. I do not recommend

Mónica Hernández

I am extremely disappointed with my recent experience at this facility. The lack of proper enforcement of safety measures is alarming and unacceptable. The referees at this facility are clearly not qualified. Their lack of knowledge about the fundamental rules of soccer is evident in their inconsistent and incorrect calls. Poor management from Denise (Old white woman with the grey bob) has to be the most unprofessional encounter I've ever had. Until they take player safety seriously and hires competent personnel, I cannot recommend this place to anyone.